St. Albert gazette (1963-10-26)

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the best success of this year. Now the elections are over, we hope that
the i heat has cooted off and that alt of us will get down to worh,
supporting our Council and School Boards to make our toun a place of which to be

The St. Albert Voters datcctatin, et4k Gouin Parkes and Atex Soi 2s nun-
ing in a victory, jondon Parkes
a place and topped the polls in Grandin Park. & ert Denis
Heffning was at the bottom of the List, which was a Little surprising 40 nary
after his pene cee Not too many citizens hnew him, which
may influenced the result,
Su the Public School Board elected two .
Supporters af newcomers, Mins. Sarah Ross and
wish these two new members all success for their somimp
ational field. We axe pleased that a Lady has entered one of our public
y, Sipectattp ance Satoh Rass has) Lived ie many: years town oe 3

jos 40 much about our town Life and activities that her member-
the Public

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, advise and solve
best Mes. Ross, and maybe next
xepnesentative on the (ouncil is desinable
on the Separate School Board. He Lost this elec~
Pegi Se eee oe entered
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PERCENTAGE
Detaited Results of Town Election 1963
a ans

(Cee 232 173 X450—— X855, Sie
Sone So X76 422 805 50

ete 349 171 71 69t B
Alex Sollarych 263 pe ge oe x
Dents Hefpring att 7 ” 367 a
Totat Votes i

Ae Mayon Veness was absent, Councillor

deBrutin was chainman fon this Last meet

ae tik present council, (hainman
had an easy evening aa there

were few topics under discussion.

Next Monday, the new 1963-64 (ouncil wilt
meet for the first time, and during this
meeting the oaths of office will be ad-
ministered,

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(ouncil that in the near a
new fence witl be built around thein
property. This will completely cover

faving “Paving the noad atong the curt
geEM ce fon this year.

BRUCE Mc LELLAN
WINS MEDAL

St. Albert Protestant Separate
1 Board has been advised by the
minations Branch that Alexander Bruce
lian of the Sir Alexander Kackenzie
ool is among the young Albertans who
have won the Governor-General's Medal
for highest marks in the Grade IX Depart
mental Examinations written last June.
This young man and his teachers are
deserving of our highest commendation
for their pursuit of academic excellence

St. Albert Gazette

Elections
Public. School Board

Sanah Ross X108 X7t4 X356 X578 oe
Walter Mirtin 103 92 175, 370 55
Adnien Hebert Bid 74 186, 29 4
Ben Schlereth 1 33 56. 90 3
Total Votes 7,337
Se School Board

319 x29 x9 x547 65
Ge Wathen 261 107 80 42 52
De Browne 192 123 3 398 WY
Mac Scott 182 68 58. 308 36
Totat Votes 7095

Eligible to Vote 3,760 - Total Votes 1,609 - Turn Out 43.3%, which is 6% Lowen
than the 1962 tom elections.

X - Top in each district.

The successful councillors and thein
wives Mn. & Mas. Richard Fouten and Mr.
& ths. Ed Powell

nzie School, start
. on October 30th. The
ms to be shown are as

n Play - Peter Sellers

a Heavyweight - anthony
Jackie Gleason

‘isoner - Jack Hawkins, Alex Guinness.

their sacrifice

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e Simpoon School L, ton. Mrs.
fickenson, Polt (Lenk; Ms. Jean

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St. Albert High School L. to r., th. &
Ms. Dave Gervais, electors; in, Wm. Sop
novich, President St, Albert Civic ¢lec-

Vital Grandin School, L. to n., an elec-| Sharon McMaster,
ton; fine, Freda Wellan, Poll (Lenk; ths.lenn

1 Deputy Returning Offie~

Dobbie, Deputy Returning Officer, Mortey
Brown, Scrutineen, and

an elector,

tors Association; Mh. Alfred Seviany,
Scnutineer; Mra. S: Donovan Poti
Atenk; and tins. Frances Shultz, Deputy

Retuning Officer.

Dear Sir,
Regarding the explanatory letter written
by Dr. Schwarz published in the October
15 Gazette, I would like to comment as
follows:

"Congratulations Dr. Schwarz, for stand-
ing up with courage to your convictions!"
To those sinless few who judge some of
the hypocrites attending church - please
give me your recipe for perfection. I
find the more I learn to understand God
the more I love Him. I go to church to
learn more of Him, in order to serve i

better. I have a feeling that is what
the rest of the people attending church
are doing. They admit they don't know

it all either. We are
ing for the Truth that
us Free.

This school system situation is a shock-
ing eye opener to me. I simply took for
granted ours was a Christian Protestant
school system, that was never intended
to be merely a non-Catholic institut
What have our fore-fathers for generat-
ions fought for - Spiritual Death? Let
us not insult our own intelligence.

I was always inclined to believe all par
ents were deeply grateful for any spirit
ual furthering given their offspring
which they themselves were unable or un-
willing to give. It distresses me to
think there are those who would endorse
such a system by which religion being
taught in our schools will be destroyed
or prohibited. Surely, if we love our
children, this benefit will not be den-
ied them; we will rather promote and
strive for Christian education, as do th
Catholic Separate Schools, and our Christ
ian Protestant schools, some of which ar
supported by various churche:
It is both disconcerting and depressing
to know there are those in favour of
"spiritual starvation" in our school
system; especially when our young people
are in such great need in these diffic-
ult times of warfare, communism, etc.
Are we not going to give them something
to look up to?

Were we all thankful for the progress
made in the entire universe begause of
the coming and death of Christ, we would
I am sure, search our inner selves, and
give more serious thought to our opinion
before we hurl angry accusations at one
nerson who stands firm on his integrity
to preserve for our children ~ not his ~
but ours, a higher elevation of thought
and of life than that found in non-reli
ious organizations. I wonder how mai
Russions like living in Russia, where
they are absolutely forbidden freedom
(1) to worship, (2) progress by their
individual desire to do so, or even (3
think and speak as they wish.

I personally thank Dr. Schwarz for his
Christian endeavour in the school body,
our community, and for his unending ef-

all of us search-
makes and keeps

Retumning Officer, ins.
totalling the election

Barbara Williams

results, assis

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Parking

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Phone 599-6322. =,

DRIVEWAYS DUG OUT

Ie lees and reproductions. Victure
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mission. Beautiful shape. Reasonable.

Phone 599-6355.

Potatoes fon sale. Netted Gens. $1.50
bag. Delivered in St. Albert. Phone
590-6249 on 599-6213

Legal asten er will do typing in my
home, 599-0501 f

Wilk babysit in my home by the day.
Phone 599-6040,

help wanted

Help wanted - waitress.

Phone 599-7429

Now Open in St. Albert Anea

Valuable territories for Avon (osmetica.
Customers waiting for service. Good
earnings. Flexible hours. Waite.

Avon Vistrict Manager, 10045 - 113 Ste,
Edmonton, on phone Ga.4-2307

Levelling dint piles loaded ard moved.
Hawking Loan at - gravel

G45-F148, evenings 454-4657

TRUCKING

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econnodations available fon a Linited
Inunber of children in afternoon hinder
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NURSERY SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN

Who will be interested in sending their
3, 4a ar olds to a non-demoninat—
ional, non-profit school in St. Albert,
here self:
vay of t
ing principle.
eat by sending your nane, address and
telephone runber to Ms. L. Bakker, Box
196, dt. Albert. Phone 599-6225. If
sufficient interest is shoun in this ao-
pect, a qualified teacher may be obtain-|

Phone

snesnion and learning, by

fine arts, will be the guid-
Please show your inter

s to your Protestant
irstly, may I commend Dr}
ng the voice of the
is so often silent on
public and moral issues. This may come
to some people, but surely no
peak than the
\d wrong,
es that con|

fed in fall 1964.

National

Trust NOW

ESTABLISHED 1898

10072
JASPER AVENUE

at the Church exists as a hospital for
sinners and not a museum for saints. I
must confess to being a snob - a snob

about snobs, looking down on e who
look down on people. I hope our mistak
cere writers are not looking
ne poor sinners that attend

good living,
teous folk.

den recently informed
¢ gatherin in Edmonton that only

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National

Trust

ESTABLISHED 1898

WESTMOUNT
SHOPPERS PARK:

concerned.
Yours for more "atheists" on school
boards.
(Rev) D. A. Greenough
Fort MacLeod, Alberta.

ome points of misunderstand-
ing and error in two of last week's let-
ters that require answering. First,
that this school system is for "everyone
is is not so, according to the school
regulations in Alberta. Public schools
are for everyone who does not agree with
the objects of the Separate Schools t
are organized. Further, one letter sug-
gested that monetary reasons alone were
stem and this is less
flattering to the concerned parents who
established the system so that their
children could have an education
Protestant context. Second, it was sug-
gested that a close association exists
between my church and the school board.
This is utter nonsense and would have
ognized as such by the writers
y had checked the facts. Of five
on the last school board, only
ember, regular attender and
of my church, and one other is

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an adherent who attends regularly a
supports the work. Where in this
the "close association" or influe
Third, it was suggested that religic
should be kept out of the schools.
School is a preparation for life.
is involved with values. Religion
concerned with values or “worths".
word "worship" comes in part fro
it is the giving of the place of w
to God. Other things have been
the place of worth in society a
times with tragic results; for exa
the state (this led to the B
and the murder of millions in
est of the state), race (and t
led to the native reserves in Sc
rica and dead children in the ruin
a Birmingham, Alabama
terest of the race), and
(with resulting purges an:
bour camps). It is hard to envisa
of these things in our community,
it must also have been difficult t
visage them in other communities.
think the values suggested by
ean carpenter have much to offer
trast and I think they have a def.
place in the school. And finally,
said that I am promoting difference:
the community. Is this to s
promote an awareness of the
between those of Christian convic
and those who are not, I agree.
should never lose sight of what the
Christian stands for in the face of
religion. However, to say
the community is a general pol
me indicates that the write:
know that the intent of our co
is to be, first Christian, sec
estant, and third to reflect the den
inational traditions of the people wh
worship in the church. Fine word:
say, but does it work? I think th
swer to this and the charge that I
mote differences between people lies
the fact that people from some two do:
traditions within the Christian

gather under one roof for wor:
Rev. Dr. B. R,

diton's Note

Tessusion (Tose. ‘
In the near future we will present the
pro's and con's of (inistian Education
‘by Rev. Wn. Honton of the (dmonton Unit
arian (hunch , and the Editon of the
Gazette.

Reg.

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filet ty Fi iti wal nn Ss a cee: UNITED CHURCH
as follows

Alten having inspected a Community Halt at St. Albert
HE GES TAN

on the 85h day of Septenber, 1963

Lager I found it to be clean

fhe foe furnace and hitchen stove clean and free of grease aalay October 27: Morning

Se ee ered oe ge emer he eatin

Te ans Coin grade 3) a
9. Brewster fine fond dining Weeae ; Bvening Program The film "Martin luther
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We also the Community Hatt some days azo and we agree with the Fine

neponk., The (ommunity Hatt in its present condition io an important
Ter dees Comat

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Service next Sunday will
ed by Rev. Dr. E. J. whi

First Presbyterian
The Sacrament of Bapti
tered next Sunday, October 2
desiring Baptism for their
please contact Rev. J.
GL.5-6431. The Sacrament

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by Merle Vacirca

The St. Albert Gazette recently held a
coffee party for the ladies of St. Albert
All the ladies organizations were in-
vited to send representatives, and sone |
28 women represented:

Altar Society
arts and Crafts |
Beta Sigma Phi

Consumers Association of Canada

Brownies and Guides

2nd St. Albert Cub & Scout Ladies Aux.
United Church women |
Youville Home Auxilia:

terian Ladies
eae fe CECE aa :
Simone LaFranchise, St. Albert Guides ES Yan Laee SaUnoeTY GNCCat ect e me
phe Larrenchise; Seale oer - Vacirca. Mrs. W. Netelenbos and
=, D. Ingle co-hostessed. Mr. W. Ne
bos welcomed the guests and complim
their contributions to the community
life in St. Albert.

FAIRYLAND —
OF FASHION ~—

The Father Lacombe Chapter 1.0.D.E. ar
sponsoring a children's fashion show
this Saturday at the Bonaventure Motor
Hotel. Fashions for children 2 years t
18 years will be shown. Jack and Jill
Stores will supply the junior children's |
apparel. "Miss Narilyn" of CFRN-IV's
Romper Room will be the show's comme:
or. The teenage girls modelling Burdine
Fashions are Sherrill Kirkpatrick, Lau
Schekter, Jocilyn Veness, Josie Wilson,
Jane Netelenbos, Donna Burton and Virgin
ia Blackie. Bonnie Suvan of the Julliar’
Models Club has given the girls modelling
instruction. Mrs. Suvan is a new resid-
ent in St. Albert and kindly volunteer
her time to the I.0.D.E. project.
Well known in St. Albert, Miss Irene La-
Franchise will arrange the shows ausic
and through the courtesy of House of 0:
gans, she will play the background m
on the electric organ.
Fairyland of Fashion will also include
F fea’. The time is 2:30 Saturday,
tober 26. For tickets call 599-6535.

MEET YOU AT THE BONAVENTURE.....

C.A.C. leader Mr

Oct. %, 1963

Bonnie Suvan

SOCIAL NEWS

Mr. & Mr

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ST. ALBERT PHONE 599-6853 ALBERTA
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DONT BEE COMMUNITY CALENDAR:

United Community Fund 1 day

Youville Home.

ome NOTES

"Miss Marilyn” continued on page 15

MEET YOU

AT THE BONAVENTURE.....

WE AT THE BONAVENTURE MOTOR HOTEL ARE PLEASED TO EXTEND A SPECIAL INVITATION
TO ALL THE RESIDENTS OF ST. ALBERT AND DISTRICT TO ATTEND

ST. ALBERT DAY

SATURDAY - OCTOBER 26th.

"SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE AFTERNOON"

BONAVENTURE BANQUET HALL

THE FATHER LACOMBE CHAPTER IODE OF ST. ALBERT
WILL SPONSOR
A
CHILDREN’S FASHION SHOW AND TEA

“Fairyland of Fashion”’

2." P.M.
IN
THE

caaoeeaies October eT

Soommrme

PUBLIC NOTICE

on of the Town of St. albert to re
means of a replotting scheme, certain properties backing onto
River, between Highway No, 2 and St. Alphonse Street. This scheme would
involve the closing of St. Alphonse Street and wuld create a 15 foot
walkway from Mission Avenue to the river, and a park strip of approximately
20 feet along the river throughout the land being re-subdivided.

ubdivide, by
the Sturgeon

The owners of the properties concerned have approved the proposed
replotting scheme, however, it is felt that the proposal should be advertised
so that any persons who might wish to object to the proposal may have the
opportunity to do so,

Any objections should be made in writing and should be mailed or
delivered s0 as to be in the Town Hall by 12:00 Noon, on Thursday, October
Slat, 1963,

JAMES B. GEE,
Senior Administrative Officer,

CHILDREN’S
THEATRE

SHOWING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:00 P.M,
SIR ALEXANDER MacKENZIE SCHOOL

i October fry
msworn &
and the ROSE 59

rc

ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM

The St.

Ibert Protestant Separate School

District will accept a limited number of late

registrations for its evening classes in Conversa-

tional French, and Mathematics 30,

FOR FURTHER DETAILS , PLEASE PHONE 599-6563

|i, 599-7303

YOUR ST. ALBERT 599-7681

NEW & USED CAR DEALER 1X
FINANCING ARRANGED
TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET

"DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE”
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presented by : Jack A. Manarey &

IB NOTES

tance and co-oper
-y one of these
, all of us, need one an-

ive us - your chil
your devoted su
by showing attendance at this meeting.

‘The money doll pictured above with a

sister at the Youville 1 be raf~
fled at the zl Tea and Sale of G
e eurite d'Youville &
1 be held this Sunday from
t the Youville Home.
e of goods will be held in the
will offer baby wear,
hildren's clothing

CO

VGRATULATIONS |

to the new Management of the

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HALLOWE'EN
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Prizes for costunes, couples and individuals. Lunch will be served. Eves

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Sponsored by St. Albert Community League

The United

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by Thornton Wilder.

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DR. C, McTAGGART
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Cavpens
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St. Albert Gasette

ST. ALBERT RESIDENTS -

Four issues ago the Publisher of the St. Albert Gazette afforded me the o
Gandidate for Election for one of the Tor

wn of St. Albert Council seats,
It is now four weeks later - the

votes have been counted and I find myself as one of your elected representatives
and nerefore realise that once again I vish to use this publication as a means of reaching the greatest poseibie
number of citizens of St. Albert.

portunity of introducing myself as a

In winning an election in a town this size, a great deal of work mst be done by what is quite often too fev people.
In expressing my gratitude to those people involved in my election, it is not necessary that T nention their resse c
as I feel quite sure those persons are avare of my feeling of gratitude tovard thea. I include, of course, all of
ay election workers.

I wish also to express my thanks to the St. Albert Gazette Publisher for his fine coverage of this election.

While only two seats on Council were to be filled, it must be remembered that five candidates were

would Like to thank and congratulate my opponents ~ Denis Heffring,
them, a democratic election would not have been held.

My greatest debt of gratitude is of course to you electors of our fine town,
and elected me as one of your representatives.
most emphatically,

running and I
Gordon Parkes and Alex Sollanych, for without

who vent to the polls last Wednesday
While I obviously did not have all of your support, I want to say
that I will be representing ALL of you in Town Council without fear or favor.

Thank you voters of St. Albert - and congratulations on your fine turn-out at the polls. I pray that I may reprea—
ent you well.

Richard S. Fowler

| ST. ALBERT VOTERS ASSOCIATION [THANK

aoe
The Executive and Nenbers of the Association and theix Candidates,

tak to hank everett no mlingly rd inccely on the chat
elec ih cert elects ore ea ae cae ele ce ae To alt those who wonhed and voted
Polls their appreciation for their expression of DAC nd opened

would Like 20 express my thanks.
| To seek re-election is of course,
ashing the electorate for support
of your past work. In this regard
my efforts have been tested and
found wanting. Fon this J an sin-
cerely sorry. J am however, pleased
to have had a small part in the
building of our school system. St
io a gratifying experience.
Thank you.

D. L. Petherbridge, Chairman.

THANK YOU:
and BEST WISHES

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MEET YOU AT THE BONAVENTURE.....

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Mn. Rapati, Scout Leader

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THE TRIP OF A LIFETIME !!

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of his scouts

lugust 25th.

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mM i, Patrol
Leader; 7

Aétcheson, 2nd Patrol Lead=

Wayne Chamey, Patrol Loader; Anton Rap~ ex. Front: Gregory Finegan. These are
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pp of the Finat St. Albert Boy Scouts went to the Yukon Tenriton-
along with hin as a reward for their work
» but, due to othex commitments, could not

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Yukon.

the 1at St. Albert Scout
the exciting trip to the
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

We would like to thank all those ¥no
attended our Turkey Shoot held on Octob-
er 12. Several people were lucky enough
to win more than one turkey. Mr. Don

Kennedy was top gun, walking off with 3
turkeys. Mr. A. Quintel, Mr. J. Flynn,
Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. C. Bokenfohr and Mr.
T. Batog were all winners of 2 turkeys
each. Other winners were Mr. C. Lader
oute, Mr. H. Bourgeois, Mr. M. Wakefield
Mr. P. Zoopko and Mr. Ed Savoie. Judg-
ing by the results, we can see there are
some real sharp-shooters in town. The

r Knights plan on making this an annual
event.

The same day, October 12th, the Columbut
Club hald a very successful banquet and
dance in the Community Hall. Mr. N.
Ross was in charge of preparations for
this event and must be complimented on
the fine job he did. Several spot
prizes were handed out as well as a
prize for twisting, which was won by
Mr. & Mrs. C. Sadler, who had to beat
out many other fine twisters. Anyone
Stiff?

‘The 1st St. Albert Scout Group Committee
held their reorganization meeting on Sun|
day, September 20. The meeting was in
the form of a Communion Breakfast which
was served by the Scout ladies Auxiliary
and attended by approximately 150 Cubs,
Scouts and their parents.

‘The Group Committee installed for the
coming year reads as follows: Chairman
Mr. D. Baker; Vice Chairman Mr. J. Kehoe|
Secretary Mrs. A. Generaux; Treasurer

FIRST ST. ALBERT SCOUT GROUP REORGANIZES

A. Perrott; Camping Chairman Mr. G. Fri-
gon; Transportation Chairman Kr. M. St.
Hilaire; Public Relations Chairman Mr.
N. Charuk; Special Events Chairman Mr.
0. Finnegan; Training Chairman Mr. Ken-
nedy.

‘The leaders for the coming year are as
follows: Scoutleader Mr. Frank Ricard;
Cub Leaders are Mr. E, lockhart, Mrs. E.
Lockhart, Mrs. J. Gates, Mr. V. Neigel,
Mrs. B. Channey, Mr. Schindler, Miss S.

Mr. E. J. Chamney; Finance Chairman Mr.
ees

Terrault and Mrs. 0. Finnegan.

‘The Ladies Auxiliary executive consists
of the following: President Mrs. A. Per-
rot; Vice President Mrs. D. Baker;Treas-
urer Mrs. K. Oddleifson; Sewing Commit-
tee Mro. M. Gallant; Social Conmittee
Mrs. D'Haene, Mrs. Sharuk, Mrs. Finnegar
Clothing Pool Mrs. Haupman

BOWLING

Wednesday Afternoon Flowers

High Single Jenny Surhof 297, High Triple
681, High Average 199 both Tammy Leblanc
High Single for week of Oct. 16 charlene
lynn with 239.

Team Standings: Lilies 20, Lilacs 19,
Tulips 17, Sweet Peas 15, Forget Me Nots
13, Petunias 12, Glade 12, Hyacinths 4.

EDMONTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

Sunday Concerts at the Library

On Sunday afternoon, October 27th, from
2 to 3 p.m., and succeeding Sundays at
the same hour, the Edmonton Public Lib-
rary will be presenting the recorded
series "The History of Music in Sound".
This series will offer examples of ms-
ic from all parts of the world from the
earliest times from which music has sur
vived, to the present.

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